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Winter / Pierre Berton

By:

Berton, Pierre, (, 1920-2004)

Contributor(s):

Gallant, André

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Toronto : Stoddart Publishing co. Ltd. , c1994Description: 239 p. : illus.28 cmISBN:

9780773728059

Uniform titles:

Toller Cranston Collection

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

REF 971 BER

Summary: Canadians, Pierre Berton writes, are not only a winter people but are also, by reputation, a wintry people, 'frosty of mien, cool of temperament, chilly of countenance ... not given to public displays of not emotion'-except at the hockey rink, when players bash each other and the crowd calls for blood. And that, he says, is just a part of the paradox of our most fascinating season.

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Canadians, Pierre Berton writes, are not only a winter people but are also, by reputation, a wintry people, 'frosty of mien, cool of temperament, chilly of countenance ... not given to public displays of not emotion'-except at the hockey rink, when players bash each other and the crowd calls for blood. And that, he says, is just a part of the paradox of our most fascinating season.

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